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Vegeta - Metes-me Um Nojo

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Vegeta saying Metes-me Um Nojo in Portuguese from Dragon Ball Z, a short disgusted reaction clip used for gross, cringe or ridiculous moments online.

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Vegeta saying Metes-me Um Nojo in Portuguese from Dragon Ball Z, a short disgusted reaction clip used for gross, cringe or ridiculous moments online.

This is a short Portuguese voice line from Vegeta in Dragon Ball Z, delivering the phrase Metes-me Um Nojo with clear disgust and contempt. The delivery is sharp, annoyed and slightly over the top, which makes a two second insult land like a full reaction. It captures that instant when something is so gross, embarrassing or ridiculous that words almost fail, but Vegeta finds them anyway. Viewers instantly read the emotion even without speaking Portuguese, because the tone, pacing and sneer in the voice do most of the work before the translation is needed.

Pro tip

Place it right on the reveal of the gross or cringe moment, not before it, and let Vegeta's disgusted line replace your own reaction. Keep the original audio clean and upfront, cut any music underneath, and do not stretch it with repeats.

How people use it

Drop it after a friend shows something disgusting.
Use it to react to a ridiculous meme instantly.
Add it when a character does something truly embarrassing.
Play it over gross food reveals in edit videos.

More information

Vegeta is the proud Saiyan prince from Dragon Ball Z, the anime adaptation of Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball manga that first aired in Japan in 1989. His arrogant, easily irritated personality made many of his lines popular as reaction clips outside the series. This Portuguese phrase, roughly meaning you disgust me, spread through Portuguese speaking fan edits, funny clip compilations and soundboards, where short dubbed insults are reused as instant replies. It remains popular because it works in chats and videos without needing any scene context.

FAQ

What does Metes-me Um Nojo mean?

It is a Portuguese phrase spoken by Vegeta that roughly translates to you disgust me or you make me sick. The clip is used as a blunt, funny reaction to something gross, cringe or annoying in a video or chat conversation.

Where is this Vegeta sound from?

The line comes from a Portuguese dubbed version of Dragon Ball Z featuring Vegeta, the Saiyan prince known for his pride and short temper. This short edit isolates just the insult so creators can drop it into memes and reaction edits.

How do people use this sound in edits?

Creators place it at the exact moment something disgusting or ridiculous appears on screen, letting Vegeta react for the audience. It works best unaccompanied, at full volume for a beat, before cutting back to the main video or conversation.